Sentence examples for point of detachment from inspiring English sources
The investigation revealed a fatigue crack 7/8 inch long and 3/32 inch deep at the point of detachment.
They are both nude in the photographs, and the relationship visibly rises from struggle to fantasy, then deteriorates to the point of detachment.
On the retrace (retract) cycle, the sample surface is then stretched until the point of detachment.
The present protocol was established with primary human hip joint capsule MFs by varying cell numbers, collagen gel volumes and concentrations, time points of detachment, and different concentrations of TGF-β1 as a positive control (data not shown) [ 18, 22, 23].
This refereeing job required different skills: quiet reasoning, non-alignment to the point of total detachment, tact and "the patience of a Job".
Predictions are also given of the force at the point of particle detachment and the distance at which this process takes place.
In this case, the LC alone migrated along its normal course while the gonad stopped elongating at the point of LC detachment.
"I need to reach a level of detachment," he explains.
The Triassic evaporites present the principal level of detachment.
Was this degree of detachment inevitable?
The commentary provides the film with the complicated point of view, the detachment, the alienation, the odd play of foreground and background, the sad tone of attentive unease and retrospective remorse that we associate with, well, the classic modern novel.
